Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

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Bank up the house now before you
are caught in another storm.
-supt. Belden IS taking in the Grand
Meadow schools this week. ..s8s
Our little winter has passed, and we
are having fine weather again.
Another new lot 81 Good just receiY.
ed at A. Folsom's Variety Store,
Lots of plowing to be done yet before
winter settles down on us In earnest.
The Universalist social will meet with
Mrs. G. 4Fenton Tuesday, October 9th,
All are cordially invited. 4.
The roof on the Opera House block
has been repaired to the satisfaction and
delight of the occupants below.
s The new M. E. Church building is
being crowded right along now. It is
expected that it will be ready for use In
about six weeks, 81. b IS
-Pooler & Webber displays the finest
case of pure fresh candies In the city.
French cream glaces q speciality. Drop
in and sample them. r. ~ .s
IS. Sweningsen got in fine new safe
and a capacious wall case Monday He
is making his store and all it's appoint.
ments merit its name OF the Gem. "
= -Booksl Booksl A new, stock just
opened out at Pooler & Webber's. Also
an elegant line of fancy toilet goods.
Good time to select your holiday presents.
~-''Queenly Women" is sold for about
half the ordinary price paid for such
books. No. wonder that. Mr.. Fredericks
has such good luck in getting subscrib-
ers.
"A boy of standard weight put in an
appearance at Tom Meany's last Thurs
day, and at once proceeded to whistle
down brakes and take possession of the
house.
DEBORAH Journal and Press: Mrs.
D. G. Malloy, of DEBORAH, accompanied
bY her sister, Miss Mamie keenan,, of
Blooming Prairie, MIMI, visited Ossian.
Sunday. ,..... :, -
j. B. Leverich now employs two
clerks in his insurance Office. The Far
mers Mutual is getting right to the front
and doing big business, hence the in.
crease of help. ... =.
Carpenters and painters are busy in,
Roberts new building, fitting It up tor
the new grocery store Of Rice q Lash
brook. They expect to open up about
the 10th of the month.
Spring Valley Mercury: Mr.. Quick, the
Grand Chief Templar of Minnesota was
in Spring Valley this morning his way
to attend District Lodge I. o. G. T. now
In session at Hamilton. :
That young man who stopped at Mr..
OBrien's last week is bruiser, and the
first thing he did was to call for refresh
ments. MI. O'Brien says he is good
one, and rules the roost.
Ladies who desire any thing special
in artists materials should leave orders
with Giles & Shepherd before Monday,
Nov. 9TH, or call on them that day and
see samples which will be here that day
only.
Young Peoples Scrap Book and
Children's Museum are just the thing for
Christmas presents. DO not, buy any
thing before you have seen them. Mr..
Frederickse sells them surprisingly
cheap.
Miners band gave evidence of their
ability to furnish excellent music by their
playing at the reception Friday night.
Everyone was well satisfied with their
manipulation of the stringed instru-
ments.
-Thede Mollison has been heard from.
Writes back to his mother that he is
happy, only he wants the TRANscR1PT.
That's just what they all say, and Theo-
dore shall have copy of the TRANSCRIPT
at once.
"A train containing General Manager
Roswell Miller, and a number of the
directors of the G. NJ. & St. p. passed
through Austin Monday morning. No.
ia in charge of Dan Hunt was pulling
the special. -
Landlord Robinson is still making
improvements about the hotel. This
time it is quartette of elegant hanging
lamps for the dining room. New paper
and new lamps make brilliant looking
dining room.
Engineer Danforth went to Mazeppa
Tuesday, to survey line for the Duluth,
Red Wing and Southern railway by way
of that town. The survey is made at the
request of the citizens of Mazeppa. Red
Wing Republican! :-s>, s>:s-> ~.
-Waseca Radical: William Clark,
business like farmer residing near Ely
sian. was in this place on Saturday. He
manufactured one thousand, two hum
dred gallons of nice sorghum this fall,
all of which he sold readily.
L. Wyant, who is conducting his
fathers farm nine miles west of Austin,
was in Austin Saturday and made us q
call. He has still about 100 acres of
blowing to do thus fall, and would like
few weeks more of pleasant weather.
Z The pipes for the city water-works
are laid from the pump house up Water
Street to Main, and are now being laid
on Main street. They will next be laid
from the pump house on Water street to
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul de-
pot. .s#. -. -.>..@ II. .s
There will be Episcopal services next
Sunday at 1890 q. M, subject, C0nfirma-.
ton. At 800 p M, Children's Service,
subject, t"The Shield of Faith" Also at
7:3O p. M, Missionary service, address,
.The Missionary Spirit. !" r B. PEABODY,
Rector. S s zsE *# 81 9s5 Ss .@ .....ss5t q al
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